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Marriage by the Book by Joan Johnston · Booklabria

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Marriage by the Book

Romance, ContemporarySingle mothers

Marriage by the Book

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First published: 1989
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

GETTING MOMMY MARRIED

Single mom Megan Padget was weary of trying to find the right man. So when her children gave her the book You Don't Have to Stay Single, she threw it away. Then she met sexy Tom Steele, and hurried back to the trash can. One heated look from pretty Megan and Tom realized something was missing from his life. But what did a rugged bachelor know about wooing a wife? Or becoming a daddy?

Subjects: Romance, Contemporary
Single mothers
Florida
Divorced men

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